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Environmental health and justice leaders

Agents of Change: 2021-2022 Cohort

EHN is teaming up with Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health to bring you the voices of next generation environmental justice leaders


2021-2022 cohort

Words of wisdom from three leaders in the environmental health and justice field

How workers’ rights and environmental justice movements collide in California’s Central Valley

Replacing environmental despair with hope and action

What do new cookstoves in Ghana and air conditioners in NYC have in common? Energy justice.

For thousands of Americans unhealthy chemical exposures at work are a needless reality

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The hidden culprit stealing people’s breath in Puerto Rico

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How environmental justice work takes a toll on people of color

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The role of electric vehicles in the push for environmental justice

Nature for all: Connecting communities of color with the outdoors

Understanding poverty and children’s health before natural disasters strike

Weaponization of water in South Asia

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